The opening batter Shubman Gill hopes to apply his learning of his previous experience in the Champions Trophy 2025 final. He will play his second final of the ICC tournament, after having been part of the heartbreaking defeat against Australia in the 2023 World Cup.
India will seek to add a second consecutive trophy of the ICC when chocen swords with New Zealand on March 9. Last year, Blue’s men achieved the T20 World Cup after beating South Africa in a dramatic final.
Gill has been a key member of the batting alignment of India in the fifty -more format. It is at the top of the ICC classification and will aim at a winning performance of the game on Sunday.
Speaking before the end, Gill admitted to being nervous in the 2023 final. Now he understands that batters can take a little more time to establish themselves.
“Obviously, some nerves in that game. (I learned) Many things. It was my first ICC final. I was very excited. I was wasting time to master that game. In ICC’s big Knockout games, you can take a little more time than you think, ”said Gill.
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The world number 1 batter has a notable record in the ODI format. Gill has accumulated 2,744 races of 54 entries to an incredible average of 59.65 while hitting 100.
Gill’s work will not be easy with the releases in Dubai that are difficult to have the ball. On this surface, a strong start would be key to entering a driving seat.
The right -hand batter began the tournament with a magnificent century against Bangladesh. Then he made 46 versus Pakistan, but fell into a single digit in the last two games. In the group of the group against New Zealand, Matt Henry caught Gill in front of only two races. He will breathe easily if Henry’s shoulder injury forces him to sit outside Sunday’s decisive.
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